what is the most "spec-ops" gun you know about

[Tactical Nuke]

like
I need references for guns (nonfiction) that are like totally "hi-tech" and look like they are used by special forces
not "tacticool" just y'know "spec-ops" kinda cool

does that make sense

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[Foxscotch]

does that make sense

uh not really lol
what's the difference between tacticool and spec ops in your mind

[hillkill]

kolibri

[Meth]

can't provide pictures rn but KRISS vector & HK G36K

[16-Bit]

KRISS Vector
H&K G36 and variants
H&K XM8 and variants
AN-94

edit: the see also section of the Wikipedia article for the xm8 have a few more good examples
Bullupup rifles like the Steyr AUG, SA80 and variants, FAMAS, VHS-K2

[Bisjac]

anything thats black and has handles and lots of grippy edges and ripples. :D

[Frankie²]

if you want real answers
hk416/7
fn scar 16/17

[Tactical Nuke]

okay so let me explain what I mean

when I mean "spec-ops" I mean that the base gun is very tactical, as in it's not covered in attachments
very futuristic looking
bonus points for bullpups and silencers suppressors (forget)

[Tactical Nuke]

oh and also "compact" is also a good descriptor

come to think of it the AUG is kinda a good example of what I'm looking for

[Rally]

It'd be easier if we knew what context you wanted to use it in. Spec-ops can mean a lot of different things depending on, well, the spec

[Frankie²]

futuristic

bullpups

[Insert Name Here²]

Isn't spec-ops usually used when a base gun is loaded with accessories, like a silencer, red dot / some sort of scope, flash light, and extended mag / something else, all at the same time on the same gun?

[Steve5451²]

kriss vector

[HellHound]

not really spec ops or tacticool, but these soviet prototypes look like guns from a sci fi film

british EM-2 rifle.

[Tactical Nuke]

Isn't spec-ops usually used when a base gun is loaded with accessories, like a silencer, red dot / some sort of scope, flash light, and extended mag / something else, all at the same time on the same gun?

no that's tacticool

It'd be easier if we knew what context you wanted to use it in. Spec-ops can mean a lot of different things depending on, well, the spec

I'm talking more about the stuff NATO special forces uses